09 Apr 1942
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Newspaper
Rossburn Review
Location
Rossburn, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Apr 09, 1942
Page
1
The Rossburn Review lists weekly publication appears on Storia Ave Man with subscription prices Canada one dollar United States one fifty and various advertising rates. Notices of births marriages and deaths free to subscribers with charges for cards of thanks memorials transient notices and special notices including lost and found with per word rates and minimum charges.
Regular advertisers are billed monthly and ads are accepted subject to publisher approval. Ads with solid or heavy setting incur an extra charge. Regular advertisers and those wanting inserts on certain days must settle monthly unless arranged otherwise. Transient advertisements are payable in advance.
The publisher invites news and social items with the contributor signature and address. Submissions accepted until noon Tuesday. editor reserves right to reject any portion. Authors must provide truthful content and terms of publication.
An evangelistic service is announced for 7:09 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all attendees.
A critique of urban rural antagonism and regional policy argues that Eastern industry and tariffs favored the East while Western farmers paid the price. It notes slow Western political action, rising industrial unions, and the need for cooperation to avoid broader social and economic harm.
Canadian schoolteacher urges harmony among Canadians of all backgrounds. He cites Ukrainian descendants in Rossburn and argues for tolerance and understanding, praising their toil and loyalty while urging adherence to the Golden Rule amid wartime pressures.
The eighth annual National Farm Chemurgie Conference in Chicago forecasts synthetic rubber from wheat starch and kok sagy plants, plus rubber from dandelion relatives. Cecil Lamont, reporting for the Line Elevator Companies, notes new power alcohol plants in Peoria and extensive federal laboratories exploring farm product uses. He cites plans to test kok-sagy seed in Western Canada and suggests creating a Western division of the National Research Council.
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